Mordovia State University

The total tuition fees are USD 29,400 (INR 2,646,000). Including the other expenses such as hostel fees, groceries, visa fees and medical expenses, the total costs come around USD 40,655 ( INR 3,658,950).

Yes, Mordovia State University provides hostels to the Indian students. Rooms have all the necessary facilities that are required for leading a comfortable life. The hostel rents are affordable, INR 486,000, and students can easily book those dormitories.

Students don't need to appear for IELTS or TOEFL to enrol in the MBBS course at MRSU. Because, as per the eligibility criteria, students have to be decently proficient in English to continue their curriculum. For that matter, English as a main subject in 12th grade is compulsory.

Yes, the NEET score is a mandatory requirement for MRSU.  It is advised that students qualify for NEET-UG. Because, as per the NMC guidelines, it is one of the primary criteria of the Indian licensing exam (FMGE/NExT) for foreign graduates.

Upon completion of the MBBS from Mordovia State University, students need to qualify for the FMGE or the upcoming NExT. Qualified students must serve for one year as intern doctors and receive the doctor’s license. Then onwards, MRSU graduates can start their career in India.

Yes, absolutely, it is safe. The university authorities take all the measures to maintain the safety of students. CCTV cameras are installed all across the campus, and security guards are appointed at every entry point. All the emergency assistance is provided to students for their safety.

The medium of instruction for the MBBS course at Mordovia State University is English for international medical aspirants to reduce the language gap. Besides this, students need to learn Russian for patient communication during clinical trials. So that they can understand the patients' points of view and diagnose the disease easily.

Graduates can pursue their careers in India, Russia, America, Australia, Canada, the UAE and the USA. By clearing the country-specific licensing exams, students can begin their professional career in those specific countries. They can continue their career as resident doctors or pursue higher studies and become faculty members of renowned medical colleges. Apart from that, students can turn into medical consultants or medical journalists as per their interests.

Indian students should score 50% marks in the senior secondary examination (12th grade) with the subject combination of Physics, Chemistry and Biology. For reserved category students (SC, ST, OBC and PwD), there is relaxation; the minimum score is 40%. All students must be a minimum age of 17 years as of the 31st December of the targeted academic session.

In accordance with the Russian Federal law, students can pursue part-time jobs in Russia along with their studies. However, for medical students, it is difficult to manage as the course is vast and demands full attention. So it is advisable to focus only on study and not opt for a job with the MBBS course.